Man Fatally Hurt When Car Plunges From Highway
Kante Haro, 48, of Ferdie near Shelby, died when the Chrysler coupe he owned plunged off the Cook road about 20 miles north of White Sulphur Springs Sunday night. The driver, a man unnamed to the coroner, was briefly blinded by lightning and lost control. The vehicle’s occupant was uninjured except for scratches. Haro, who had $1,100 cash on him, was an operator. the two men were en route to Nevada to work a mining claim. Haro’s body was sent from White Sulphur yesterday. He is survived by a widow and five children in Ferdie, and by several brothers. one brother died in a previous auto crash.
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Mayors Walker Qabout Funds and Bank Debts Revealed
Testimony details alleged payments from Sherwood accounts to an unnamed friend of Mayor Walker including 410,000 dollars in stocks and a letter of credit. Witness claims sums were paid on behalf of the mayor, though Walker denies ownership and finance refusals by General Electric are noted. Includes notes on a subway stock, a stolen trust, and related committee inquiries.
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Senate Rejects 41.75 Percent Manufacturers Tax
The Senate rejected the 41.75 percent manufacturers sales levy 53 to 27 after a late-night drive by the administration. Amendments added 285 million in new revenue and taxes on gasoline and electric power receipts were approved, pushing the package toward conference with the House.
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Hoover Speech in Senate Signals Tax Shift
The speech warns of ongoing business weakness and urges urgency. Hoover favors extending specific excise taxes to a general manufacturers tax to bolster confidence and national solvency, arguing delayed action harms the economy and the dollar’s standing.
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Economy Measure Ready for Senate
The senate appropriations committee reported favorably a national economy bill proposing savings of 235 million dollars to balance the budget. It calls for a 16 percent salary cut for government workers and reductions in veterans expenditures. The bill, the largest cut totaling 129 million, would extend to Navy and Marine personnel. A minority report will be filed.
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Walla Walla Meet Wins by Whitman Missionaries
Walla Walla May 33, Whitman Missionaries won the sixth annual northwestern conference track meet with 3643 points. Kitts led as top point scorer with 141 points. Queet Sound placed second with 2044 points, Pacific University third with 21. Other teams included Willamette, Salem, Caldwell, and Albany. Records were set by FE Smith in javelin, Jackson in high jump, a Whitman miler in 100 yards, and Carpenter in 120 yard hurdles.
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Speakers clash over relief amid public works debate
The exchange centers on relief funding and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Garner backs increasing capitalization and public works through the RFC, while opposing certain direct federal grants. Weaver defends the existing budget and warns tax hikes if programs expand, noting 1,000 building projects could begin by fall if approved soon.
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Summit Pilot Announces 40000 Mile World Flight Plan
Lieutenant Frank J. Lynch of Summit Massachusetts reveals details of a 40 000 mile round the world flight. He and his wife will travel in a monoplane nearing completion at Bowles Agawam airport. The high wing craft designed by Robert L Hall aims for 17h miles per hour cruising speed and a 210 top speed. Puget Sound hurdlers posted 24.6 seconds and Whitman claimed the mile relay in 3 24.6 as Whitman College captured four NW conference titles in football basketball baseball and track.
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Mellon makes plea for aliens amid mid Atlantic debate
Ambassador Andrew W. Mellon addressed a London audience urging British understanding of the foreign born in the United States. He contrasted alleged lawlessness with loyal immigrant citizens, noting the United States as a young nation with diverse peoples and saying America has much to gain from continued immigration.
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Mystery monster sighting near Princess Adelaide voyage
Reports from Vancouver say a sea creature sighted 100 miles north of the coast during the Princess Adelaide’s northbound journey from Vancouver to land and British Columbia mainland. Officers described a nine year old creature with a color and bulging body, swam fast, and was seen on two occasions. They ruled out a whale, and the ship logged the sighting in its records.
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Griffiths TKO's Jack Roper in 41 seconds
At White City arena Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City Iowa returned after an appendix operation to stop Jack Roper of New Orleans in 41 seconds of the first round in their 11 round bout. Griffiths used rapid jabs and a solid right to drop Roper, who tried to clinch before being finished.
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Chicago boxing results and a weather note from Weyburn
The report lists several boxing match results featuring Chicago fighters such as Paul Pantaley and Charley Young with bouts in Gary and San Diego themes, noting weigh-ins and decisions. It also mentions a drought relief note from Weyburn and a World’s Fair display plan in Chicago with a giant metal globe as a centerpiece for next year’s exposition.
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